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To: TobagoJack who wrote (69324)	12/9/2010 1:33:16 PM
From: Chas.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218255

csmonitor.com He added that China needed to combine further economic development with political reforms to avoid a socioeconomic crisis in the country. A lot of work to be done in China... Chas

To: TobagoJack who wrote (69324)	12/10/2010 8:31:38 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218255

Brazil ready to help Portugal exit crisis as ‘quickly as possible’ What? They took the Brazil wood, the gold the diamonds and the taxes and now we are going to rescue them? They were attacked by Napoleon, we paid dearly to England in terms of giving them all kind of commercial facilities for them to defend Portugal from Napoleon. My message to Portugal: Drop dead! Brazil ready to help Portugal exit crisis as ‘quickly as possible’ 11/12/2010 Brazil will do everything it can to aid Portugal overcome its economic and financial crisis, President Lula da Silva said before heading to Argentina for the Iberian-American summit. President Lula said, in a meeting with foreign correspondents, that Finance Minister Guido Mantega would soon hold talks in Brasilia with his Lisbon counterpart, Fernando Teixeira dos Santos, on how Brazil “can help investment in Portugal more”. “We will make the effort that’s within our reach to aid Portugal get out of this crisis as quickly as possible”, the President added. Lula da Silva said Brazil and other Latin American countries had headed to the 20th Iberian-American summit in Mar del Plata with “pride” as their economies, in contrast to Europe’s, were growing. “This is the time of emerging countries”, he said, adding that Portugal and Spain “should be very happy” with “the extraordinary growth” across the Latin American countries Iberia spawned. He described the economic and financial difficulties facing Europe as a “passing crisis”.